Once more, we are given a glimpse into the secretiveness of the CPC government.
This time, the CPC is shutting out anyone that's likely to be critical of their "made in Canada" environmental policy. The intellectual dishonesty of these lizards is amazing! For crying out loud, we are talking about environmental policy here. Hardly something that is a "national secret" for security reasons.
Of course, this comes from the same government that thinks the softwood lumber legislation should be a matter of "confidence" - a tactic which is little more than a transparent bully tactic to force the bill through, and a Minister of the Environment that thinks that a spotted owl population of less than 20 birds is not really an endangered species.
Not only liars, but stupid liars.
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Since Harper and his inner circle are mostly from Alberta, they seem to be using the formula Ralph Klein has so successfully used for the past 14 years. Treat the population like mushrooms, do everthing as a backroom deal and don't let anyone see the books. It's worked here in Alberta for the Tories so they seem to have taken the show on the road. Only time will tell if it'll fly in the rest of Canada. Current polls suggest it's not doing them favours in Ontario or Quebec.
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